neilh@microsoft.UUCP (Neil Hoopman) (10/12/89)
I'm looking for some source to a simple interpreter; like a BASIC interpreter. Minimum features would be: * int and string variables * subroutine calling * written in C Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. (Yeah, yeah, I know-- "You need a BASIC interpreter? But you're from Microsoft!" :-) I'm working on a Macintosh program and I'm looking for a simple, non-proprietary language to use as scripting language. NOT a Microsoft product, but coming soon to shareware!) Thanks in advance, --Neil ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Neil Hoopman - Microsoft Corp. uunet!microsoft!neilh ------------------------------ microsoft!neilh@uunet.UU.NET "Carpe Diem. Seize the day. microsoft!neilh@beaver.cs.washington.edu Make your lives extraordinary." ---------------------------------------- - Dead Poets Society Neil? Neil who? Posted what? When? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
lhf@aries5.uucp (Luiz H de Figueiredo) (10/12/89)
In article <8007@microsoft.UUCP> neilh@microsoft.UUCP (Neil Hoopman) writes: >I'm looking for some source to a simple interpreter; like a BASIC >interpreter. Minimum features would be: > > * int and string variables > * subroutine calling > * written in C Try ExTalk, described in BYTE Nov 88. The source is available from several places, including simtel. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo internet: lhf@aries5.uwaterloo.ca Computer Systems Group bitnet: lhf@watcsg.bitnet University of Waterloo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- eof
jfh@rpp386.cactus.org (John F. Haugh II) (10/16/89)
In article <624@maytag.waterloo.edu> lhf@aries5.UUCP (Luiz H de Figueiredo) writes: >In article <8007@microsoft.UUCP> neilh@microsoft.UUCP (Neil Hoopman) writes: >>I'm looking for some source to a simple interpreter; like a BASIC >>interpreter. Minimum features would be: >> >> * int and string variables >> * subroutine calling >> * written in C > >Try ExTalk, described in BYTE Nov 88. >The source is available from several places, including simtel. What about Phil's BASIC? I use it on my 386 and on the 68020 I had before at work. It's a pretty powerful BASIC with only a few bugs and ``features''. L.sys line for rpp386 is rpp386 Any ACU 2400 15128328835 in:--in:--in: uucp The file names and block sizes are 46 /usr/archive/basic/bas.shar.1.Z 60 /usr/archive/basic/bas.shar.2.Z 46 /usr/archive/basic/bas.shar.3.Z 52 /usr/archive/basic/bas.shar.4.Z 46 /usr/archive/basic/bas.shar.5.Z Don't forget to not use wildcards. -- John F. Haugh II +-Things you didn't want to know:------ VoiceNet: (512) 832-8832 Data: -8835 | The real meaning of MACH is ... InterNet: jfh@rpp386.cactus.org | ... Messages Are Crufty Hacks. UUCPNet: {texbell|bigtex}!rpp386!jfh +--------------------------------------